Fred Harvey Era green turquoise sterling silver stamped ring features a soft, earthy green turquoise cabochon set in a substantial sterling silver band, its surface hand-stamped with geometric and floral motifs characteristic of late 19th- to early 20th-century Southwest jewelry. This Fred Harvey Era ring is stand out for the beautiful natural turquoise stone, which is a most striking green color, all natural and likely from the Cerrillos turquoise mine in New Mexico. Originating from the period when Fred Harvey companies commissioned Native and non-Native silversmiths to supply jewelry for railroad travelers, these rings blend touristic appeal with traditional techniques—sawed settings, hand-forged bezels, and hammer-stamped decoration—yielding a piece that is both wearable and historically resonant. The green hue of the turquoise, often stabilized or matrixed, complements the warm patina that develops in the silver over time, while the stamped patterns add visual rhythm and a tactile quality. Collectors and wearers value these rings for their connection to an important era of American Southwest travel and commerce, as well as for their durable workmanship and understated, versatile style.
Weight 6.97 grams
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